18 to 22
Young adults
Leaving school, speaking up for yourself, and making friends. New to us? See who can get services.

At this age
For ages 3 to 22
Help with school
Our Education Support Services team helps students from 3 to 22. They can look over your child’s school plan (IEP) and test reports, come to IEP meetings, or watch your child at school.
Ask your service coordinator, or contact the team directly.
For ages 3 to 22
IEP support group
Informed Education Partners meets online on the first Thursday of the month, 6:30 to 8:30 PM, in English and Spanish.
Call the Family Resource Center: (310) 258-4063
For ages 11 to 22
From high school to adult life
A video series in English and Spanish for high school students in special education and their families: college, work, living on your own, and changes in health care.
For ages 18 and older
Self-advocacy groups
Groups where you talk about your rights, share your experiences and learn from each other. Many people find the confidence to speak up for themselves.
For ages 18 and older
Networking and Life Skills Group
A free, fun group to meet people and make friends. There are snacks, you can bring a friend, and peer mentors can help if you are looking for a roommate.
For ages 18 and older
Healthy Lifestyle Change Program
Peer mentors help adults who have type 2 diabetes, or might get it, and anyone who wants healthier habits.
Your age pages say the Healthy Lifestyle groups meet “at the Westside Regional Center located in Culver City”. Another of your pages says “Our Culver City location has closed.” WRC confirms where the groups meet now.
Coming next: adult life
School support ends at 22. Your service coordinator helps you plan for work, a place to live and your health.
Coming up for this age
Informed Education Partners (IEP) Support Group (on the current WRC website)
November 5, 2026, 6:30 PM
Useful at every age
← Teens, 11 to 17Adults, 23 and older →
The full page for this age on your current site: 18 to 22 (on the current WRC website)
